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<p>methods in which variables are indexed with a subscript indicating the time period in which the observation occurred. For example, y<sub>t</sub> might refer to the value of <a href="page.php?w=income">income</a> observed in unspecified time period t, y<sub>3</sub> to the value of income observed in the third time period, etc.</p>

<p>Moreover, when a researcher attempts to develop a theory to explain what is observed in discrete time, often the theory itself is expressed in discrete time in order to facilitate the development of a time series</p><p>
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